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I FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 2,2014 And he’s...safe? Sheriff's Report December 11 (cunt.): -MCSO received report from an Irrigon woman that her son hit a deer on west Seventh Road in Irrigon. The son was not injured, but the tfeer needed to be put down. A deputy responded and dispatched the deer. -MCSO received report of a dead deer on the side of the road in Irrigon that needed to be picked up by public works. -Irrigon A m bulance requested an am bulance for a juvenile female who collapsed or fainted in Irrigon. Irrigon Ambulance responded, but the patient refused transport. - B o a r d m a n A m bulance, Boardm an Fire Department received report from a subject in And he’s...safe! Mustang Andrew Hatfield slides into base under the mitt of a Stanfield Tiger. Boardman that he had just The Mustang team opened baseball season with a game versus the Stanfield/Echo Tigers on March 18 in Stanfield. Affer a tough eight innings, the Mustangs lost 5-6 to the Tigers. Photo gotten home and found his 32-year-old son lying on by Sandra Putman the floor unconscious, but Local students make honor roll at Oregon State University are: Maggie K. Collins of Heppner, a freshman in biology; Earl J. Propheter of Heppner, a freshman in pre-business; and Emily J. Thompson of Heppner, a senior in biology. Other Morrow County students listed to the honor roll with a 3.5 or better GPA w ere: A lfredo A lvarez- Frias, senior, nutrition; Matthew B. Hyder, junior, mechanical engineering; Several local students have made the O regon State University Scholastic H onor R oll for w inter term 2014, the university announced Tuesday. Mary V. Rietmann of lone, a junior in human development and family science, was named to the honor roll with a straight-A average. Making the honor roll with a 3.5 or better GPA A le ja n d r a M e n d o z a , junior, mathematics; and Chase H. Simpson, senior, civil engineering, all of Boardman. Making the honor roll with a straight-A average was Adriana Sanchez of Irrigon, a sophomore in pre-business. To be on the honor roll, students must carry at least 12 graded hours of course work. Eastern Oregon artists invited to submit work to juried show LA G R A N D E - A rtsE a st and the A rt Center at the Old Library in La Grande invite Eastern Oregon artists to submit entries for the A rtsEast Biennial 2014 in August. The Biennial show is a juried art competition open to all artists, 18 and over, residing in the following counties in Eastern Oregon: Baker, G illiam , G rant, Harney, Malheur, Morrow, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa and Wheeler. Artists may submit up to three digital images with a $35 entry fee by April 25. The work must have been created in the last two years. A rtw ork previously exhibited in an Artists of Eastern Oregon Biennial show is not eligible. Artists will be notified o f their acceptance by June 2-7. A ccep ted p ieces m ust arrive at the Art Center July 21 and 22. ANSON WRIGHT - CUTSFORTH - OHV »■ Come Sfovj PUvf Another D ayj ! Web Site: www.morrowcountyparks.org E-Mail: mcparks(a)co.morrow.or.us Reservations: 541-989-8214 »'.................. ........................................... ♦ CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2014 April 12*13 - Youth Turkey Hunt (OHV) May 6,2014 - Stanfield Outdoor School - Aquatics (Anson Wright) May 8, 2014 - Parks Open for Season (Anson Wright, Cutsforth, OHV) May 10, 2014 - Reload Ridge Riders Poker Run (OHV) Trails system directional traffic during event, but open to publie- May 24-26, 2014 - Memorial Day Weekend •(Jet your fttvortle M»y 24.2014 - OHV Hands on evaluations (OHV) ampin» n te ret tv M* June 14.2014 • Oth Annual Youth Fishing Derby (Cutsforth) June 16-22,2014 - Tri-County 4-H Camp (Cutsforth) June 16-19, 2014 - Oregon Dept. Forestry Training (OHV) ~ Pom oo, o f Trail Sr tram CLOSED to public June 21.2014 - OHV EMS Poker Run - FUND RAISER (OHN) Trail« system directional traffic during event, but open to public July 4, 2014 - Independence Day •< July 12- 13, 2014 -North East Bow Hunters Archer Shoot (OHV) Pmnons o f Trwl S ttram mar CLOSED tp public August 11.2014 - Bicycle Rides Northwest (Spray to Heppner) August 12, 2014 - Bicycle Riders Northwest Rest Stop (CUTSFORTH) August 30- 31. 2014 I ahor Day Weekend ‘irai, i , , « campm« %« rail» • Aug. 30 - Sept. 2*. 2014 - Archery Season •Kc«irrcra»pm*»i»erah'' September 1 ,2014- Labor Day September 13 -14. 2014 NOMAC - Eddie Ingram Ride - Trails remain open to public September 13, 2014 - Main Camp ground closea for upgrades (OHV) September IS, 2014 - portion of campsites close for upgrades (Anson Wright) October 4- 1 7 . 2014 • 1st Buck Season •«. Oct. 23 • Nov 7,2014 - 2nd Buck Scsson Oct 29- Nov 2. 2014 - Elk Season November 3. 2014 - Anson Wright Part CLOSES for season November 1-16.2014 • Youth 2nd Season Special Elk Hunt (OHV) PraiM i or Tirai Sverna rase CLOSED m public November 11.2014-Veteran's Day ______ r 17. 2014 - Cutsforth and OHV Part CLOSE for t Cash prizes will be awarded to four honored artists, selected by guest ju ro r Doug Russell, Art Faculty at Oregon State University in Corvallis. Frank Janzen, Master P rin tm ak er at C ro w 's Shadow Institute o f the Arts in Pendleton, will be the featured keynote speaker on the evening of the opening reception (Aug. 1). He will also be holding a printmaking workshop for artists and non-artists on Aug. 2. A rtist are invited to join Robert Tomlinson and peers in a w orkshop to discuss “Presenting Your Portfolio.” Local artists Denise Elizabeth Stone and Jan Clark will also be p re se n tin g a B atik W aterco lo r w o rk sh o p . D a te s and tim e s fo r both workshops will be announced later. The ArtsEast Biennial 2014 is a collaborative project between ArtsEast and the Art Center at the Old Library in La Grande.For more info and to download an application, visit http:// artseast .org/2014/03/15/ artseast-biennial-2014-call- for-entries/. a seizure. -MCSO received report that Umatilla Tribal Po l i c e a r r e s t e d J ua n Rodriguez Pacheco, 43, on a MCSO warrant for Unlawful Possession o f Methamphetamine. He was to be lodged at Umatilla County Jail with $25,000 bail. -MCSO made contact with a male subject who advi s ed he j us t got a new phone and it keeps hitting 911. There was no emergency. -MCSO received report of a syringe in a parking lot in Irrigon. The caller requested that a deputy pick it up for safe disposal. December 12: Morrow County S heriff’s Office Deputy advised that he was out with a vehicle that had gotten stuck on a snow bank in Heppner. The juvenile’s father was on the scene and advised he would handle the situation. -MCSO arrested Clifford Eugene Bradley, 47, on a Umatilla County w arrant for Failure to Appear. He was also arrested on a Morrow County Circuit Court warrant for Failure to A p p e a r / P o s s e s s i o n o f Me t h a mp h e t a mi n e , Driving While Suspended, Possession o f Less Than One Ounce o f Marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school with $40,000 bail and another charge of Failure to Appear with $40,000 bail. He was lodged at Umatilla County Jail with $82,000 bail. -MCSO received report from an Irrigon man that vicious dogs chased him into his house. Both dogs were transported to Pet Rescue. -MCSO reported serving Joseph Manning, 27, with a restraining order at the Irrigon Justice Court. -MCSO arrested Juan Antonio Calderon, 22, on a Morrow County Circuit ITS H O T TO O EARLY A B O U T PR 0 M FL 01 P/IOM is ^ApKii 1 Personalize your boutonniere or corsage ORDER EARLY FOR, EASTER! L emon L ime S oda $2.50 A lmond C oconut L atte $3.25 W E D D IN G TABLES Adam Paul Doherty Molly Sue Turrell & Reception- A pril 20, 2 0 1 4 ^ M iumi Dm to know the best way to clean up paint. The culprits were four, six, seven and eight years old. She was advised that a deputy would be on at 4 p.m. that day. -MCSO received report of that a neighbor’s gates, which are normally locked, were w ide open at an Irrigon residence. The property was vacant and managed by a property m anagem ent company. -MCSO received report that a parole and probation work crew supervisor was out with a crew of seven working at Finley Buttes Landfill. -MCSO received report that GM Roadside Assistance was requesting a locksmith for a person on the 53 Road, Heppner, who had locked himself out of his vehicle. -MCSO Deputy advised he was on foot patrol at the high school basketball game in Heppner.. -MCSO received report that a Heppner woman was outside o f her residence yelling, wanting everyone out of her house. -MCSO received report from a woman on Highway 207 Heppner that a vehicle had ju st crashed in her driveway. MCSO, Heppner Fire Department, Heppner Ambulance responded. One male was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner. -MCSO cited Angela Marie Currin, 41, for No O p erato r’s License and Failure to Carry Proof of Insurance. -MCSO received report from an Irrigon woman th at she bel i eved that someone, possibly a young male teen, was leaving her yard. Oregon State Police responded. -MCSO received report of a possible prowler at an Irrigon residence. -Irrigon Fire Department received report that the fire department crew was out of the station for a canned food drive. December 15: Morrow County S heriff’s Office rece iv ed req u est from the Oregon D epartm ent o f Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n for assistance in dispatching an injured deer on Hwy. 206, Heppner. A deputy assisted. -MCSO received request from an Irrigon subject who w anted to report identity theft and fraudulent use of a credit card. A deputy responded and took a report. -MCSO received report from an Irrigon man that a subject went through a field to California St. and then took the first road on the right. -MCSO received report from a Heppner subject that a skittish white Chihuahua kept coming into their yard and got the neighbor’s dog pregnant. -MCSO received report from an Irrigon woman that a female was stealing clothes out o f a laundry room and possibly throwing things around. The caller said they didn't want to confront her until a deputy HEPPNER ELKS 358 676-9181 Hop on in, we'll pre make you a custom basket! DRINK SPECIALS Court warrant for being Felon in Possession o f a Firearm. He was lodged at Umatilla County Jail with $100.000 bail. -MCSO received report from a Heppner man that a blue car came out o f the driveway between his residence and his neighbor’s and when he went to check, his sliding glass door was open. MCSO responded, found the house vacant and took a report for criminal mischief. -MCSO cited U Don Dinesh D Uduwana, 38, for Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device (stop sign). -MCSO received report of a vehicle possibly harassing another vehicle on 1-84 Boardman. The caller was transferred to Oregon State Police. -MCSO Sheriff advised he was out at Irrigon High School for a meeting. -MCSO received report from a Heppner woman that she had recei ved inform ation that a male subject slashed one of her tires. -Irrigon Ambulance received report that a male subject in Irrigon had a high heart rate. The patient was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. -B o ard m a n Fire Department received report o f plastic smell at the Boardman bank. The heat pump went out. December 13: Morrow County Sheriff's Office received report of a black Hyundai swerving badly on 1-84 Boardman. -MCSO received report that a vehicle slid off the road on Hwy. 74, Lexington. A deputy checked on it. -MCSO received report of a Boardman man finding two yearling cow carcasses on the property near the power lines that cross the river. -MCSO Deputy advised he was out on foot at Heppner High School. -MCSO Deputy advised he was out with a pickup and farm trailer with no lights on the trailer. The deputy assisted the subject in getting home safely. -MCSO received request from a Heppner woman that she had friends in the house whom she would like removed. December 14: Morrow County Sheriff's Office received report of a smoke alarm in the fire pump area on Rail Loop Drive, Boardman. It was a broken pipe in the pump house. No emergency response was required. -MCSO received report from a Boardman woman that there was a female knocking on her door and yelling. A deputy responded and determined that the issue was a dog that belonged to the male and female, they were splitting ownership and one of the subjects had the dog back. -MCSO received request from a Heppner woman who w anted a deputy to speak with young children about crim inal mischief. She also wanted "Where f rim ài M eri" 142 North Main LADIES' NIGHT B a r b e c u i C hicken dinner TKIRSIAY APRIL 3RD ftBHIICft ÜIM V Iv in M wTM 217 North Main S i , Heppner ■ Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426 uCmaav Prai a Mara (Mica S w in g Morrow, Wh««l«r & Gilliam counties Since 1959 I
